Because while you think you might be saving money, the reality is you’re losing your staff’s time and productivity every day.
Here are three other threats to your business from using outdated technology.
We rely on our cell phones for EVERYTHING these days. Especially running our businesses and doing work efficiently. If you do any work at all on your phone, this is a must-watch video. It’s the three things we recommend to keep your business’s data safe, no matter what happens to your phone.
The best password practice these days is not to use a secure phrase you can remember and certainly not to use any password on more than one application. No, best practice is to generate a different long random password for every app you use. Of course, you’re not going to remember any of them, and you must not write them down. Luckily there cloud-based password managers that can make this easy for you.
There’s a place online where you can buy anything illegal… guns, drugs – and business data. It’s called the dark web. And it’s where criminals buy data stolen from businesses, that they can then use to try to hack them. This week’s video tells you about an ongoing way to see if your business’s data is for sale on the dark web.
Rather than help the world in its time of need, cybercriminals used Covid-19 as an unprecedented opportunity to scam people. They’ve launched a vast number of cyber-attacks over the last few months. Here are the most common ways businesses get attacked – and how to keep yours safe.
Don’t you just hate it when your technology slows down, and stops you from getting on with your work? Here are 3 reasons why computers slow down.
We all love our laptops… until the battery gets down to 5%. And you get that sick feeling inside (especially if you’re trying to get a piece of work finished). Here are 3 ways you can get a bit more juice out of your laptop.
There’s a lot you can do with software to protect your business from cyber-crime. But the single biggest threat to the business is your team. Not for any malicious reason. But because it only takes one person to click on one dodgy link accidentally, and you can let hackers in. Our latest video tells you what you can do to help your team be more aware of cyber-crime.
